Wee Silver Fairy

Hi everyone!

It's Ellie here! I hope you're having a fabulous weekend!!

It's my turn today to post to the Whimsy Inspirations blog and I'd love to show you one of the cards I made for the special Wee Stamps for Whimsy Release from October using Sylvia Zet's gorgeous

"Silver Fairy"
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She has been stamped with Memento ink and colored with Derwent coloursoft pencils. I use blending stumps and baby oil for blending. The baby oil works just as well as gamsol but without the fumes.

I cut the fairy out and if you look closely then you can see that I applied some glitter to her wings and the flowers in her hair.

The sentiment is from an old and retired set from Stampin Up. I thought all those magical words would be perfect to use with this fairy. I distressed all the edges using scissors. On the sentiment part I used the direct to paper technique (wipe ink pad lightly over the paper). And if you look really closely then you can see that I used a stamp from the set "Lavish Flourishes" by Raindrop Echo Designs (also available at Whimsy) on the sentiment too. Here is a picture of the whole set, since it's so hard to see on my card.

A little bit of inspiration

Hi Everyone today is my turn to share some inspiration with you.


My first project is a cute little gift bag using one of Whimsy Stamps newest product line of templates and cut files called SHAPE EZ by TLC.
Whimsy’s very own Tammy Louise Cunliffe is the super-talented artist behind this new line, and she has designed some brilliant templates and cut files for making one-of-a-kind cards, projects, gifts, and more! These are downloadable templates and each file includes a JPG, PNG, PDF, and SVG version of the template along with how-to instructions. Each product is hand crafted and tested by artist Tammy Louise Cunliffe.

For my little gift bag i have used I have used the Shape EZ Rolled Bag and the Poinsettia shape and cut all of these by hand which i have to admit were a doddle to do,I have also used the Whimsy Stamps Vines die 



For my second project I have used the very cute Bart Loves Christmas stamp along with one of the Seasonal Ornaments stamps and matching Die, Postcard to Santa stamp and the Vine Die from the last release
(inside of card)

Have a fab Weekend
Hugs 

November Digi Hop


Welcome to the November digi release blog hop!!!! 

We have lots of new images to share with you today created by Crissy, Raindrop Echo designs, Natalie-Mooncookie ,Kathy Kittmer,and Lia Stampz. All Whimsy Stamps digital images are 300dpi for high print quality.You can re-size, flip, or rotate to fit your own project
  To find all of today's new releases please visit the Whimsy Stamps Store


Don't forget to leave comments along the way as there will be 2 mystery DT Members who will each be choosing a winner from the comments left on their hop posts! These winners will each win a Whimsy digi image of their choice.

The Grand Prize winner of the hop will be chosen from the very last stop, which is Jackie's Blog

 This winner will receive 5 digital stamps of their choice from Whimsy stamps 
The hop will run for 1 week and end on Tuesday 8th November at 12 Noon EST, when the lucky winners will be announced right here.
Before we get onto hopping I would like to share some of the Digi Teams Creations with you

Anita



Marilyn

Charlene




Sarah


Alissa



below is the hop list in case you get lost along the way.


  
       
      
   
     

Jackie    
  

Christmas Cracker



Hi, Lori here. Today I'm sharing a simple Christmas cracker that was created for Issue 4 of the Whimsy Stamps Inspirations Magazine http://issuu.com/whimsystamps/docs/issue4
These are so fun to make and are really simple. For mine I used a toilet paper roll which I filled with some little toys. I then wrapped it in wrapping paper and tied the ends with twine. I punched a piece of white cardstock for the centre and added Crissy's adorable Santa Claws stamp (available in rubber) to the snowflake and glued it to the centre of the cracker. You can also buy the crackers. Look for a simple pattern so you can add your own touches and fun embellishments.